Sentence examples for marked restriction of from inspiring English sources

In patients with marked restriction of exercise capacity or with symptoms at rest (mild to moderate heart failure), there is significant benefit from low doses of beta-blockers, renin-angiotensin system inhibitors, and inhibitors of aldosterone (a steroid hormone that regulates the balance of salt and water in the body).

b Photograph of the patient from behind while standing erect and abducting bothupper limbs, showing marked restriction of the abduction and compensating by lumbar lordosis to achieve proper abduction.

According to PI-RADS v. 2, a potential score for this pitfall could be 3 4/5 for T2-WI, 4/5 for DWI (in case of marked restriction of diffusion) and early enhancement on DCE; such scenario would orient towards the presence of clinically significant PCa and might suggest biopsy.

Despite marked restriction of HIV-1 quantinies in milk, our data indicate intermixing of virus between blood and breast milk.

In control cells with normal levels of CAML, the expression of tetherin resulted in a marked restriction of particle release as indicated by p24 in the supernatant (Fig. 2, compare lanes 2 and 4).

We defined stiffness as being moderate or marked restriction of MTP joint motion.

The arrows show a focal, asymmetric area characterised by low signal intensity on coronal (a) and axial (b) T2-weighted imaging, together with marked restriction on DWI (c).

Patients were allocated to 3 groups with respect to MTP joint motion (dorsiflexion plus plantarflexion), i.e. normal or mild restriction (≥ 75˚), moderate restriction (30˚ 74˚), or marked restriction (< 30˚).

Another interpretation of our data is therefore that leg growth is preserved in Indian babies, even in the presence of marked growth restriction.

However, we elected our study period to avoid the confounding effects of marked energy restriction and weight loss occurring early after surgery.

Case III: 5 is a 10 year old girl who was born with a very marked symmetric ptosis (3rd degree) and bilateral ophthalmoplegia with complete restriction of all eye movement.